Student Business Analyst - Data-Driven Impact in Paris

Millennium Al Barsha, Atria Business Bay & Mont Rose; Paris; On-site; EUR 10,044 - 13,392; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Dynamic startup

International team

Health benefits

Meal vouchers

Job summary

Picnic in Paris is seeking a Working Student - Business Analyst to tackle data challenges and drive operational improvements. You’ll analyze data, build models, and collaborate with cross‑functional teams while learning in a fast-paced start‑up environment.

You are currently enrolled or have completed a Master’s in a quantitative field, fluent in SQL/Python or eager to learn, and available for at least 16 hours per week for 4 months, with a valid EU work permit to work in France.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or final year of Bachelor’s degree in a quantitative field (math, econometrics, engineering, physics)
• Strong data analytics interest and business consulting mindset
• Experience in fast-paced environments is a plus
• Ability to explain complex analytics to diverse stakeholders
• Excellent communication to translate plans into actionable insights

Responsibilities

• Tackle critical questions that shape Picnic’s business model.
• Analyze data to identify opportunities and drive impact.
• Create and optimize models for real-time improvements.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable solutions.
• Proactively challenge the status quo and propose better ways of working

Skills

SQL

Python

Education

Master’s degree or last year of Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics Econometrics Engineering Physics or related fields

Job description

Picnic in Paris is seeking a Working Student - Business Analyst to tackle data challenges and drive operational improvements. You’ll analyze data, build models, and collaborate with cross‑functional teams while learning in a fast-paced start‑up environment.

You are currently enrolled or have completed a Master’s in a quantitative field, fluent in SQL/Python or eager to learn, and available for at least 16 hours per week for 4 months, with a valid EU work permit to work in France.